The Dickinson press., 1887-04-23
$500 buys a Garland vapor stove
including oven. G. d. Hanscom.

B. F. Ferriss and wife arrived her,
from Miles City Thursday. Mr.. Ferris
is landlord of the Sherman house, st.
Paul and one of the owners of the IL
cattle ranch.
Thomas Willis will have arcsidence
building erected on Barney street,
Stamp / Greene have the contract
which is a guarantee that the work
will be we'll done.
II. F. Beckett has been busy this
week moving G. w. Tilton's gallery
and shoe shop from the east side of
Sims street to the lot on the west side
next to DR.. McDonald's drug store.
James Converse, Of Boston, arrived
here Thursday from Miles City where
he has been attending the stockmcn's
convention. Mr.. Converse is inter.
ested in the A. II. \. cattle ranch.
Edmund Hughes, of Antelope. was
in town Thursday. He is one of the
pioneers of the eastern part of the
county. and has done as much as any
one man to build up his neighborhood,
The pay car made it's ever welcome
visit at this point on wednesday and
distributed a goodly amount OF the
much abused but dearly loved root
Of all evil" among the railroad boys
A. n. Jeffries, 4. C. MrGillivray, 4,
IL. Alnctt VIM. Gibson. G. II. Hans.
com. o. Il. Lchmecke and j. II. Scott
went UP to attend the Little Missouri
Stockmen's Association meeting at
Medora last Saturday.
Last Thursday Il .wclcomp, 'drcnrh
ing rain visited us. and has thus guar
anteed the success of this seasons
crop, the seed of which is now in TIL,
ground. for, the moisture now in tho
plowed ground would stand il Ions
spell of drouth.
y soft tender shade of green has
now overspread the whole country
and is a guarantee that spring has ar
rived to stay and shows that natur,
is spreading her annual banquet fol
the delectation of her four footed
children.
Richards & Thompson. to keep NJ
with the times and for ithe accommo
dation of their numerous customer.
are now prepared to- deliver goods t.
any part of town, having purchased
horse and wagon for that purpose.
Rev. II. G. Bilbie. of Fargo, presid
ing elder of the NJ. +. church for thi
district. held services at the Baptis
church last Sunday evening. He de
Tweed a very interesting discourse t.
a large congregation and proved him
self a very able speaker.
Some Of IL citizens have been ell
gagged in cleaning up and burning tn,
rubbish around their premises tlli
week. Let the good work go on unit
our streets, alleys and back yard
look as clean and smell as sweet a
the wide, open prairie.
On Friday April %, there was great
rejoicing in the household Of tina
most genial of railroad engineer
Jack L%eonbcrger. The rejoicing wa
caused by his wife presenting hin
with a little daughter, which|wcighe,
thirteen pounds at the time of it
birth.
John Shillito, of Antelope, was il
town the first of the week. He cam
recently from Cooperstown, N. Y.
and believing in the prosperous flu
ture of Stark county secured a goo
quarter section Of land near Antelop'
where he will open upa model farm
IL. Entcrmarks came up from An
telope Monday. lie has been in part
nership with Mr.. Undcrhill in tn
Springvale Stock farms, but has II
Gently bought out that gentleman
interest in the cattle and establishe
a ranch OH the Heart river fiftee
miles south of Antelope.
Ed. T:ngle, of st. Paul, cousin of j
T. Scott and nephew of ]. P. Tingl
was on the Pacific express whic
passed through here last Saturday
bound for San Francisco, to visit hi
father George r. Tingle, Unite
States seal agent at st. Paul's islam
Alaska.
G. S. Langdon wGpt to Miles Cit
Sunday. to attend. The meeting Of tn
Montana Stock Growers Association
He returned Wednesday and rcpor,
having had a very pleasant tim
There were over two hundred stool
men in the city, and the citizens mad
their stay agreeable with a grand bal
quet and ball, and the hearty hosp
tality Characteristic of the West.
Jerry Palmer, one of the brids
crew of Northern Pacific, while
work on a bridge three miles east
here Wednesday, had the misfortu1
to fall from the bridge to the ban
beneath, a distance of thirty fee
Several of his iribs were broken al
he was seriously injured internal
He was brought here and is attende
by DR.. Stickney, railroad physician.
Ye editor has heen busy the great
part of this week in bncolic pursuit
on the PRESS farm. two miles sout
east of town. He finds the work